The safety of your operators is paramount. At Phoenix Field Service, we understand that every hour your machine is grounded is lost revenue for your company. We offer weekend appointments for your inspections to minimize that down time.

 

We travel to you and perform the inspections at your location to eliminate the need to transport your equipment off-site. Unlike some of the corporate, nationwide inspection firms, we currently limit our area to the mid-Atlantic region to minimize travel expenses and eliminate travel/ lodging costs that others build into your fees.


We offer an affordable fee structure and offer discounts for pre-payment, multi-unit inspections and             pre-booking of the next inspection. 

Who we service:

         Tree services, utility companies, sign and lighting installers and maintenance, municipalities, warehouses and industrial firms, rental companies, automotive repair shops and dealerships

 

What areas we service:

         Mid-Atlantic region including PA, MD, DE, Northern VA, eastern WV

List of Services

Frequently Asked Questions

See some common questions and answers below, or call us at 717-451-8440 

  • How often should aerial lifts be inspected?

    To ensure the safety of the operator and equipment, aerial lifts should be inspected yearly and after any repair or incident.  ANSI guidelines require inspections before using, frequently and annually.

  • What gets checked during an inspection?

    A thorough inspection will include all structural components, controls and safety devices

  • How long does an inspection take?

    This varies depending on the scope of the inspection and the type of equipment.  Generally, most inspections can be completed in 3-6 hours

  • My lift was damaged and repaired; should it be inspected?

    Yes, following any incident and repair, a thorough inspection is recommended to ensure the integrity and safety of the equipment

  • What if problems are found during an inspection?

    Any problems or areas of concern will be thoroughly documented.  Our inspector will also review the report and answer any questions you may have

  • What is considered a failure?

    A failure is anything that affects the safety of the operator or ground crew, or could cause damage to equipment or surroundings

  • Where can the inspections be performed?

    We understand that anytime your unit is out of service means lost revenue.  We come to your location and only require space to be able to fully extend the machine.  For machines that are transported by trailer, we must be have ample space to unload the machine from the trailer

  • Does an operator have to be present during the inspection?

    No, we just need to have access to the equipment.  If the unit must be unloaded from a trailer, we ask that it already be unloaded or have an operator present to do so

  • My lifts are always being used; when can I schedule the inspection?

    We understand that anytime your unit is out of service means lost revenue.  We offer weekend hours to minimize down time. We are not limited to just weekends and also offer weekday inspection as well

  • Do you find problems just to sell me repair work?

    No, we are a third-party inspection service and do not offer any repair services

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